Action
research is the process of a principal engaging in systematic, intention study
of his/her own administrative practice taking action for change based on what
he/she learns as a result of the inquiry.
Action research is conducted by administrator or a leadership team that
hold an interest in the improvement of the school. It is the intentional
questioning of processes in order to make changes. Action research is focused on inquiry
information and finding a solution for the problem identified by the campus
principal or leadership team. The focus
is school improvement rather than testing or explaining why something may
happen. Action research allows the
application of a case-study approach to answer key questions encountered in the
everyday learning situations in a school. Action research can be used in numerous
ways. It can be used to enhance the
teaching practices and or student achievement.
I plan to use this process in my
research action plan. My research action
plan will focus on the need of inclusion for Preschool Children with
disabilities. This year my school began
a full inclusion program. Each Preschool
Program for Children with Disabilities (PPCD) class was paired with a “Regular”
Ed class. The program has been met with
much resistance. I plan to use action
research to enable best practices, focus and strengthen the school and
classroom improvement, and help our children without disabilities become role
models for our disabled children.
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